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Now that uber-recruit Andrew Wiggins has chosen a school, Jason King updates his early Top 25 for the 2013-14 season.

With some crucial NBA draft decisions shifting the college basketball landscape, Jason King updates his early Top 25 for the 2013-14 season.

A national champion was just crowned, but we're already looking ahead to 2013-14. Jason King has his very early Top 25 for next season.

Kentucky's backcourt blues lead off Jason King's weekly look at the national scene in college basketball.

Love him or hate him -- and there's no more polarizing figure in college basketball -- Kentucky coach John Calipari remains ahead of the curve in everything he does. Just ask him.

The next Anthony Davis? Another Kentucky title? No college player faces as much pressure as top-ranked Nerlens Noel, who has become the face of the country's most high-profile team before ever taking the court. How is he handling the pressure?

They are barely old enough to vote in the upcoming election, but at Kentucky, they are rock stars. The next wave of talent. The next great hope of another national title. Step inside the pampered but pressure-packed world of the Big Blue freshmen.

Kansas coach Bill Self speaks out on the controversy surrounding his friend and former assistant, Billy Gillispie.

Texas Tech coach Billy Gillispie is in a world of trouble because of allegations of mistreatment from former players. But several of his former players are coming to his defense.

Some schools face daunting rebuilding projects. Others simply reload. Such is the ebb and flow of the NBA draft as it relates to NCAA teams.

The college basketball season is over, but don't tell that to those following the recruitments of the nation's top two players, Nerlens Noel and Shabazz Muhammad. The stakes are high, and the drama is building in advance of Wednesday's announcements.

It's not a huge surprise that college basketball's big boys take center stage in New Orleans.

There are only four weeks until the start of March Madness. What can we expect from now until then?

King's Court blows the whistle on shoddy officiating before turning its attention to Rivalry Week.